Asana is ... fine. Having used it and JIRA at the companies I've worked for I can say that each has their own set of useful and annoying features and quirks. O

Asana is ... fine. Having used it and JIRA at the companies I've worked for I can say that each has their own set of useful and annoying features and quirks. Obviously Atlassian had a nice exit so and I'm guessing there's plenty of room for growth in this industry (what % of teams actually use a dedicated task-management software? I bet it's not a lot!) so this could be a wise investment. Nonetheless the rhetoric—"Asana is the kind of lever that could someday massively increase the productivity of hundreds of millions of people around the world"—is kind of overblown.